Charlotte Oellerich - »Besitzen Sie Gemälde,...?«

Name: Charlotte Oellerich

Duration: From 1940 to unknown. From 1930, worked in the auction business; from 1940, obtained auctioneer’s licence and became self-employed. After the war, she continued to work as an auctioneer.

Business addresses: Brabanter Platz 1, Berlin (Wilmersdorf); Neue Schönhauser Straße 16, Berlin N 54 (Mitte)

Traces in the files: Since November 1941, auctions for the Oberfinanzpräsidenten(Senior Finance President) Until 1937, Landesfinanzämter (regional finance offices). OFPs were the highest regional authorities responsible for the Reich’s financial administration. From the end of 1941, they were tasked with planning and carrying out the theft of property from deported Jews. More (Senior Finance President(Senior Finance President) Until 1937, Landesfinanzämter (regional finance offices). OFPs were the highest regional authorities responsible for the Reich’s financial administration. From the end of 1941, they were tasked with planning and carrying out the theft of property from deported Jews. More). Auction of home furnishings, primarily removal goods.

Passport photo of a young woman. She is not looking at the camera but has her head tilted slightly to one side. Her hair is tied back. She has a neutral expression. — Photo of Charlotte Oellerich, personal file at the Reichskammer der bildenden Künste (Reich Chamber of Fine Arts). Landesarchiv Berlin, A Rep. 243-04 No. 6386, Mikrofilm no. 118

Letterhead Charlotte Oellerich. BLHA, Rep. 36A (II) 835, fol. 42